Rosie & Chris did something pretty amazing, the arranged their whole wedding from Singapore. They had both been living & working out there for a few years, but during Covid they decided they would like to move back to the UK & also get married. So they arrange the entire thing from Singapore which meant lots of Zoom calls with suppliers. And this is exactly how I first met them on a Zoom call, but we met up in person, at Stanlake Park, when they moved back to the UK about a month before their wedding.

On their wedding day Rosie & her bridal party got ready in the Bow Loft. Rosie’s bridesmaids had been given a loose theme and they could pick their own dresses, which looked great! Rosie & Chris had a celebrant lead wedding in the Coach House. This meant it could be much more personal as their celebrant Colette took the time to get to know them well & tailor the ceremony perfectly for them.

The drinks reception and group photos took place outside the Coach House, making the most of the views over fields and the stunning clock tower and rustic vineyard walls. The guests were then called through to the main barn for the wedding breakfast where they could enjoy the heartfelt speeches from their guests they hadn’t seen in person for years. Rosie & Chris chose to move table between each course in order to chat to all of their guests as much as possible.

At one point in the early evening I noticed a rainbow appear, so I grabbed Rosie & Chris and we ran into the vineyard so we could capture it’s beauty. I took some other couple shots throughout the day, walking through the breathtaking grounds at Stanlake Park.

When it was time to party, everyone had a fantastic time, throwing some moves on the dance floor to music provided by their DJ & also enjoying the brilliant bar at Stanlake too.

The fabulous team that helped make their day perfect:

• Photographer – Stone Photos
• Venue – Stanlake Park
• Hair & Make-up – Lizzie mua brides
• Lights, styling & DJ – Academy Productions
• Cake – The Maplewood Bakery
• Florist – Flora Special Occasion
• Celebrant – Colette Ashby